that is dozer the dog and the kangaroo is love bug.atch what happens. >> oh. >> they're making out. >> yeah. that's love. that's interspecies love. >> apparently, love bug loves to touch everything and watch how she stops touching dozer and dozer is like, hey, hey, come on, get back at it. you know, couple says will you rub my feet and rub them for like two seconds and the other one says is that it? that's probably what dozer was feeling like. >> oh. >> we can all learn something from this dog and this kangaroo. >> we can. we can. >> love each other. >> no matter what. >> no matter what. >>> the guy you see in this video that's graham hill, the founder of treehugger.com. he got himself an apartment in soho in new york. 420 square feet to be exact. >> tiny and priceless. >> very pricey. very cramped. >> they haven't cleaned up from the last people. >> this is back in 2010. he wanted to completely remodel this 420 square foot apartment to be more functional. he wanted to host 12-person dinner parties, to have two overnight guests, a home

and december of last year dozer family stormed out of the courtroom after the sentence was read. one of the victims talked in court about the crime stating that the assault drained the life out of her body. >>> in south bay police just reopened the great mall in milpitas after bomb scare. this evening police evacuated the kohl's store there and tier by stores as well. we were overhead as the officers investigated. it began after a message about a bomb was found on the wall of the men restroom in kohl's. employee reported the threat at about 2:30 this afternoon. police found no evidence of a bomb but they have clear the stores to make sure the area is safe. they did so for quit some time. bomb sniffing dog used to search the building. building was cleared around 7 and kohl's reopened at around 8:00 o'cloc o'clock. but scare at the mall tonight. focus on the weekend here and sandhya is in for expense tore talk about the forecast. chilly out tonight and looking at rain. >> absolutely this weekend is not a wash-out. that's the good thing. we will get some written out of this next sys

. >> of course i think about the environment, but i'm afraid the dozer -- that those that are used toraveling by car will not use the system. >> if the price of fuel was hired, people might not use car s, but people will not use it just because it is free. >> i do not think it really is free, because we are paying taxes. >> three-quarters of voters backed the proposal in a referendum. ho only one-fifth of those eligible took part in the polls. -- only one-fifth of those eligible took part in the poll. the opposition here says this is less about the clean environment, and more about political hot air. the mayor denies he is simply trying to win votes and says the scheme will pay for itself by attracting more business. >> i want it to be the green capital of the eu. >> some estimates say it costs $19 million, the waste of public money. >> there will have been no significant decrease in car transportation, or increase in public transport. that is why it is political. >> it is an idea that is catching on. they hosted a reception for other european cities interested in adopting the scheme.

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. >> i would add, we don't have aircraft that can lift heavy bull dozers so we would be looking to the state for that. that would be a mutual aid call pretty quick. >> verizon wireless would be the same. the most important thing is for us to get our resources where they need to work where they can repair or reroute traffic where it needs to be. one of our main offices is located in the south bay. that way we don't have to worry about bridge access to get into the peninsula or san francisco if the situation occurs, but if the situation does occur, we're going it need some help from other agencies to make it happen for us. >> all right, thank you. and we have another question. >> roger that you guys deal with unexpected circumstances all the time, weather circumstances, things that are completely unexpected. i would be really interested in, as a result of your latest hot watches on an vent, whatever that event might have been, what was the big aha thing that you learned from that event? >> well, i don't know if it was an aha, unfortunately as i mentioned we get the opportunity to practic

in aviation site on the ground piece as well as far as we have built in the plan as far as getting dozers, things like that, the logistical piece and making it a more robust exercise. initially what we looked forward to was on the initial capabilities exercise, the initial day, is to build a lot more friction into it. it's working through the orders. what constitutes the approval to enter into action. we can't just go at the call, it has to meet the threshold but we want to be able to attack aggressively and meet the intended desire but, again, we're going to build that within next year's springtime exercise. >> thank you. let's go ahead and move over to a discussion of resources and there's a number of resources that dod brings to bear whether it's personnel or equipment or systems that they have. as i look back to my experience with the 2003-2007 fires, the one that stands out to me is the use and integration of helicopters. i can remember after the 2003 helicopters doing a field hearing with duncan hunter about the integration of helicopters and how better to integrate them. there's be

dozer's family stormed out of the courtroom after the sentence was read. >> san francisco fire departmentmiddle of a hiring spree. 48 recruits took the oath this morning. the chief then pinned badges on the firefighters. the class is the biggest in the department history. Ñ about 1500 firefighters. the fire department has another academy set for next year, and may schedule a second one in a few months just to try to reap keep up with retirement autos congratulations autos yes. >> the warriors are on and have been on quite a roll. >> they have. larry beil is here. telling us if they continue. >> they were. >> oh, man. >> sorry. last team to beat the warriors was the team they faced tonight trying to stay un >> no place is safe. fear, terror, the youngest of victims. a manman opens fire in a school, killing 27. why? tonight, diane >>> good evening sports, is a )-z, five win stz most of the warriors had since 1962. unfortunately they're kind of asleep for the game. orlando blocked 10 shots in the first half. warriors shooting just 29%, down 16 at the half. magic seven and 13. 2 and 0 against

one victim cried as she spoke in front of dozer.he judge says he showed no remorse as she head the -- read the sentence. >> pleasanton police department released this surveillance fot yof a suspect want forward a crime spree targeting four drug stores in just 36 hours starting ons wednesday, the last one yesterday afternoon at dublin safeway drug store. this suspect described as roughly five eight, 180 pounds, a white male. in all, four of the cases he gave a clerk a note saying he was armed and wanted drugs. he was foiled in all but the last attempt. >> this fire destroyed a machinery shop yesterday. today, more than 50 workers are wondering when, and if, they'll get back to work.rzlñ >> c and h enter prizes maids made parts. owners now wonder when they'll be able to honor krachblgts workers wonder what the holiday season will be like now they're out of a job. investigators posted a danger sign on the building today, the building is uninhabitable. the future of the business, unknown, workers gathered to find out when, and if, they'

is a ploy, sheriff trainor keeps the teams on high alert while they attempt to find a way into the dozer. >> finally, many, many hours later, they were able to actually use a cutting torch and cut into the top of the tank or the bulldozer through where that air-conditioning unit was. and determine at that point that mr. heemeyer her died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> sheriff's deputies later find his writings which lay out his grievances with the town and his reasons for the rampage. no residents are injured, but marvin heemeyer destroys 14 buildings. and causes nearly $8 million in damage. >> it's apparent in talking to the citizens of grandby and grand county, a lot of systems worked well. this could had been much worse. >> we have all felt very blessed that there was no loss of life, no civilians were injured or killed. >> the incident is shocking, but in the aftermath, the small town pulls together and starts to rebuild. >> the town wanted to do it right and so they did not rush into the rebuilding of the town hall. however, i think that the town hall was seen as a symbol o

dozer could get life in prison. >>> the fifth suspect charge is scheduled to face a judge today. the victims were found bagged and gagged in the middle of brases l street. the victims and suspects knew each other. the final suspect 19-year-old tyler miller is facing charges of accessories to murder and destroying evidence. >>> barry bonds goes back to court in february. he will be appealing his obstruction of justice conviction. back in april 2011 barry bonds was convicted of one felony obstruction count for giving an evasive rambling answer in front of a grand jury when he was asked if he received drugs that required a syringe. >>> new this morning there is more fallout from that royal phone hoax. about a dozen workers at the australian radio station behind the prank call have been moved to safe houses. ten radio executives now have around the clock bodyguards due to death threats. meanwhile british investigators are disclosing new information about the three suicide notes left by the nurse. two were found in the room while the other was among her personal possessions. one dealt

. >> frederick dozer jr.s found guilty on 25 felony counts including sexual assault, kidnapping and robbery for attacking three women last year. >> the teenager who ran over and killed a nine year-old concord girl and her father and injured her sister while hiking, is back in court this afternoon. >> 18 year-old david martinez has a restitution hearing. >> on april 7th, rosen was beating on treat boulevard and concord and lost control of his vehicle hitting and killing 41 year-old man and a nine year-old girl. >> the judge sentenced rosa to more than seven years in prison. because he was a juvenile at the time of the accidental released read years when he turns 21. >> an investigation is underway the morning this morning into a traffic accident that took the life of a 21 year-old concord man last friday, tonight a candlelight vigil will water is life. >> police said, scott hickerson was skateboarding on my team boulevard erickson wrote when he was hit by an s u v. tonight's public vigil be held at 7:00 or the

frederick dozer junior was convicted of attacking three women in the mission district last year.prosecutors say that he became more violent with each assault. the third victim was beaten unconscious. he will likely get a life sentence. >>> the 5th suspect charged in an attack that left one man dead and a woman badly beaten is scheduled to face a judge today. the victims were found bound and gagged in the middle of the street. police say the victims and suspects all knew each other. the final suspect, a 19-year- old tyler miller faces charges of accessory to murder and conspiracy to destroy evidence. the four others entered not guilty pleas on wednesday. >>> the teen accused of hitting and killing a father and daughter in concord earlier this year is also scheduled to appear in court today. the 18-year-old david rosen is a accused of speeding down a street in april and hitting a 41-year-old and his 9-year-old daughter. >> time 7:06. sal is back. we will see what's happening on the roads. >> we just found a new accident here. just came in from twitter of all places, i shouldn't be

frederick dozer jr.und guilty of 25 felony counts including sexual assault, kidnapping and robbery for attacking three women last year. this afternoon he will be sentenced for those crimes intemperances the court room. the teenager who ran over and killed a nine year-old concord girl and her father and injured her sister while there were biking is back in court this afternoon. 18 year-old david rosen has a restitution hearing. on april 7th resin was the country the boulevard in concord when he lost control of his vehicle hitting and killing 41 year old and his nine year-old daughter. the judge sentenced rosen to more than seven years in prison but he was a juvenile at the time of the accident. he will release in three years when he turns 21. >> san jose and police have identified a teenager fatally shot earlier this week. 18 year-old john cody sodenberg was found shot near a crash on their haven drive tuesday afternoon. the preliminary investigation revealed that this the big dams injuries were consisten